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Table 2: Clinical presentation and location of occlusion

From: Catheter-directed thrombolysis versus percutaneous mechanical thrombectomy in the management of acute limb ischemia: a single center review

 

PMT (n = 28)

CDT (n = 89)

p value

DURATION OF SYMPTOMS

 Less than 24 h

5 (17.9%)

13 (14.6%)

0.338

 1 to 7 days

12 (42.9%)

52 (58.4%)

 

 8 to 14 days

11 (39.25)

24 (27%)

 

RUTHERFORD CLASSIFICATION

 I and IIA

23 (82.1%)

56 (62.9%)

0.058

 IIB

5 (17.9%)

33 (37.1%)

 

OCCLUSION

 Thrombosed at stent

16 (57.1%)

12 (13.4%)

 

 Thrombosed at bypass

4 (14.3%)

24 (27%)

 

 Thrombosed at native vessel

8 (28.6%)

53 (59.6%)

 

OCCLUDED

 Iliac

1 (3.6%)

0 (0%)

 

 Iliofemoral

1 (3.6%)

5 (5.6%)

 

 Femoral, popliteal

15 (53.6%)

30 (33.7%)

 

 Femorocrural

7 (25%)

50 (57.3%)

 

 Crural & pedal

4 (14.3%)

3 (3.4%)